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Clare Sestanovich Reads Alice Munro

The New Yorker: Fiction

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I Don't See Anything About You in McLean's, but I Did See Something About You

The writer's father was diagnosed with a defective valve in his heart. The doctor said the best thing to do is go home and take it easy, she writes. "I did not feel any of the protest I would have felt 20, even 10 years before" 'Your attitude changes, you go through some mental changes,' her father told her.

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